On our second full day in Greer it was all about eating a hearty breakfast, bundling up in our snow gear, packing our lunches, and getting outside to play in the cold white stuff! The Greer Lodge loaned us all kinds of tubes for sledding. Once all of our vehicles were filled to capacity with the tubes it was a short drive to a great public sledding hill.
The snow was about knee deep and the day was sunny.
A perfect day for snow play!
Trying a taste.
Snow and sunshine.
Where are your sunglasses buddy?
Three generations.
Cousins taking a break while crunching on snow.
All bundled up.
Learning to snowboard.
Flying down the hill!
Mom and Daughter.
Just before my camera and I were wiped out!
A tube just his size!
I can't wait to see what he captured!
Daddy/Daughter
My oldest granddaughter.
Father and Son.
All by himself!
Papa and Grand #1.
We were everywhere on that hill.
There was eleven more of us slipping and sliding
up and down the hill.
Everyone was having a great time.
The youngest sledder.
The wisest of our bunch!
As our day was coming to an end I was in the car with the wise one so that she could warm up. I watched from afar as our entire clan worked together to link all of the sleds, tubes, cousins, and parents together to create a sledding train. It was so much fun that they did it again and again.
It was a very symbolic way to end our day of family snow play.
What a wonderful time! You have such an awesome family.
ReplyDeleteFunny that there seems to be more snow fun in Arizona than in Colorado! I'll have to let my AZ-living daughter know that Greer is THE place to go for sledding fun. Looks like an awesome time!
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